Representing Gispo Finland Ltd., I participated in FOSS4G 2023 Global Conference in Prizren, Kosovo, contributing both a technical workshop and presentation focused on enterprise geospatial solutions using open source technologies.
My presentation explored advanced implementations of PostGIS and QGIS in enterprise environments, demonstrating how organizations can leverage these powerful open source tools to build robust, scalable geospatial solutions.
The workshop provided participants with practical experience in setting up and configuring PostGIS and QGIS for enterprise scenarios, covering:
Watch the full presentation to learn about enterprise-scale PostGIS and QGIS implementations.
FOSS4G 2023 brought together the global open source geospatial community, showcasing the latest developments and future directions in the field. My participation represented Gispo Finland Ltd.’s commitment to advancing open source geospatial technologies and sharing knowledge with the global community.
The conference highlighted the evolving landscape of cloud-native geospatial technologies and the growing adoption of open source solutions in enterprise environments. The diverse perspectives and collaborative spirit of the FOSS4G community continue to drive innovation in the geospatial sector.
FOSS4G (Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial) is the flagship conference of the OSGeo Foundation, bringing together developers, users, decision-makers and observers from a broad spectrum of organizations and fields of operation. The 2023 global conference in Prizren, Kosovo, featured keynotes, technical sessions, workshops, and community discussions focused on open source geospatial technologies.
This participation was part of Gispo Finland Ltd.’s ongoing commitment to the open source geospatial community and our role in shaping the future of geospatial technology through active participation in global FOSS4G conferences.
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